grad student opening

["David Fleming" <dfleming@cosmos.uvm.edu>]

Dear Radsafers,

I am currently looking for a graduate student (at the Master's level) 
interested in working on a radiation science research project.  My 
research involves the application of x-ray fluorescence to the 
determination of lead levels in human bone.  This procedure has had 
a variety of applications in the fields of public health and 
occupational health.

Graduate students enrolled in our department, the Department of 
Biomedical Technologies at the University of Vermont, are eligible 
for the Master's of Science degree.  The x-ray fluorescence project 
would be open to students with an interest in medical physics, health 
physics, radiation biology, or general radiation science.  The 
undergraduate mission of the department includes programs in both 
Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine, and close ties are maintained 
with the Fletcher Allen Health Care facility in Burlington, Vermont.

Please pass this notice along to any appropriate individuals at your 
institution who are considering graduate school.   Those who may be 
interested are encouraged to contact me directly by e-mail or phone.

Thanks,
David
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David Fleming, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Biomedical Technologies
302 Rowell Building
University of Vermont
Burlington, Vermont 05405-0068
phone: (802) 656-3811
fax: (802) 656-2191
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